Louis Vuitton has added a new timepiece to its Tambour family of watches. Called the Tambour Curve FlyingTourbillonPoinçon de Genève, the timepiece combines cutting-edge watchmaking techniques with ultra-stylish design. The timepiece has been created using an innovative technology that layers more than 100 sheets of carbon at random and compresses them to create those impressive curves. As a result, each model is totally unique. The 46mm case also gets a grade 5 titanium base for maximum durability and 18ct white gold lugs. The new Tambour watch features an open-worked watch face with a large LV logo at the center of the dial and a tourbillon at 9 o’clock.
The timepiece is powered by the LV 108 hand-wound caliber which has been developed and assembled by La Fabrique du TempsLouis Vuittonin Geneva. The Poinçon de Genève seal certifies craftsmanship and reliability and can be seen at 6 ‘o clock and on the caseback. The mechanical movement with 80 hours of power reserve. The luxury brand has also created a diamond-encrusted version of the watch which will be available alongside the regular version.
